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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14

New York City.-AFL President
William Green publicly called upon
President Truman to veto the obnoxi-
Gus Case Bill which is designed tc
destroy the labor movement in Amer
lea.
In challenging address to the fifth
biennial convention of the United Hat
ters, Cap and Millinery Workers In
ternational Union here, the AFL chief
warned:
eff the President signs this bill, the
seven million members of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor will be rebels
as long as it remains on the statute
books of the Nation.
owe will never accept it willingly
We will carry on an unyielding fight
to have it repealed.
"We will use our political strength
to the utmost to elect members of
Congress who will vote to repeal such
abhorrent legislation"
Discussing the effects of the Case
Bill, Mr.. Green declared:
81 do not see how we can function
successfully if it becomes law"
Mr.. Green delivered these two sting
ing indictments against specific pro-
visions of the Case Bill:
He charged that Congress is
making permanent" it's monumental
temporary mistake" contained in the
Smith Connally Act by providing for
compulsory so-called cooling Off
periods which torment strikes instead
of preventing them.
Pile alledged that the Case Bill
by authorizing damage suits against
labor organizations, proposes to re-
enact in America a thousand-fold the
oppressive practices which shocked
the American people in the Danbury
Hatters' case.
In that case, he told the union dele
gates, members Of their own organi.
zation had their homes sold out from
under them in order to satisfy judg-
ments found against the hat workers
in Danbury, Conn.
Employers could harass unions to
extinction, if the Case Bill becomes
law, by tying them up with litigation
and forcing them to spend all their
funds and time in defending damags
suits, Mr.. Green said. Lawyers would
have q year round 'topen season" il
pressing such damage suits, whether
they had any justification or not.
Mr.. Green also leveled severe criti-
cism against the provisions Of Presi-
dent Truman's emergency strike con-
troll bill, but said it's effect would be
limited because it applied only te
cases where the Government had seiz-
ed industries.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Green declared
that even with the amendments adopt.
ed by the Senate this bill would per-
NIT the Attorney General to revive
Government by injunction and jail
lnninn leaders and strikers. He said
the measure was "ill-advised" and un-
necessary because the strike emergen-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14
Steps Taken To Boost
Lumber Production

Washington, D. C. (ILNS)-Joint
action by the National Housing Agen-
cy and the Department of Agriculture
is expected to add between $50 and
$50 million board feet to this years
output, between $50 and 800 million
to next years production, and to chan
mel into housing additional millions of
board feet which might otherwise be
diverted to other uses. The program
calls for building access roads to re-
mote government timber stands, over
cutting national forest timber lands
as was done during the war, and
awarding bids in the sale of national
forest timber to tie bidders whose
output will result in maximum produc-
tion of types of lumber needs for the
veterans emergency housing program.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14
ArmcO Will Build
New Coke Ovens

Twenty-Five new coke ovens, cost
ing $1,275, 700, are to be constructed
at Hamilton by the American Rolling
Mill, officials of the firm announced
Monday In addition the company plans
to spend 100000 on repair of present
ovens.
Construction is to be commenced
within few weeks on the new ovens.
1t is expected that the better part of
a year will be required to complete
the project.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14
Lauche To Speak At Oxford

Oxford, Ohio.-Governor Lausche
will be one of the speakers for the an
nual Buckeye Boys State, sponsored
by the American Legion, which will
start on Mimia University campus
Saturday, w. L. "Pete" Deweese, dean,
announced.
The boys are being sent here by
Ohio's 303 legion posts as well as
other legion groups, including wo-
mems auxiliaries and 40 ct Voitures.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14
MiddletOwn Needs 1,15O
Workers

Middletown, Ohio.-A need for 1,15O
more workers by the end of the month
was seen here after a survey among
eight Middletown industrial concerns,
according to P. F. Johnson, manager
of the U. S. Employment Service Of
flee here.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14

Washington, D. C.-The Senate re-
fused to accept President Truman's
appeal for the most drastic powers
over labor ever sought by the White
House, sharply modified his proposal
and sent the measure to the House by
a 61-to-2O vote.
Striker from the bill in the form in
which it finally was approved by the
Senate were President Truman's pro-
posals Including:
/. Power to draft into the armed
forces within ID hours of his procIla-
nation Of an emergency any individ-
uals necessary to operate Government
seized properties and who refused to
work; killed 70 to 13.
2. An entire section of the bill which
would permit the Federal Treasury
to take profits of seized industries
during the period of Government op-
Grafton.
3. Automatic dismissal and with
drawal of seniority rights of any en-
ploye who, strikes against the Govern
ment. Penalties remaining against in
dividual workers would be temporary
withdrawal of Wagner Act guaran-
tees, and possible court action.
4. The bill was clarified to make
certain that only employers and union
leaders-but not employees generally
would be subject to criminal pen
alties.
In his appearance before Congress
the President had proposed:
l. After Presidential declaration of
a national emergency" the employ
ers or union officials responsible
should take appropriate, affirmative
action" to terminate the work stop
page.
2. Resort to court action to compel
operation of the projects and to seek
damages.
8. Employees failing to return to
work would lose Wagner Act protec-
tion seniority rights.
4. Power for the President to draft
into the armed forces strikers who re-
fused to return to work.
5. Authority for the President to
fix wages and conditions of employ
ment during the period Of Government
operation.
6. Any profits during Government
operation would revert to the Federal
Treasury.
The changes, engineered by admin
istration leaders only after it appear
ed certain the bill would be scrapped
in it's original form because of it's
drastic provisions, saved the measure
from recommittal by the narrow vote
of AZ to 40 toward the end of 1875
hour session.
The bill was returned to the House
where, in a burst Of anti-strike hys-
terra, after President Truman's per-
sonal appearance before joint ses-
sion Of Congress, it had won almost
instant approval in the form which
he had requested.
With settlement of the railroad and
coal strikes, however, the temper Of
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14
Hamilton Horse Show

The Hamilton Horse Show will again
be held at the Butler County fair
grounds, Saturday, July 6 and Sun
day, July z. Thousands of people from
this section of the country will be
here to attend this mammoth horse
show.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-14
WELL ADVISED

"Say! Who told you that you could
neglect your office duties just because
l kiss you every now and them"
"My lawyer" Exchange.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
STORES FOR RENT

VERY, LARGE STORE and ? apartment,
ON 9nx I'm 81, near NV; store Suitable for
RRAYMoND T. BROWN, sp si5 4th ii ptfSen ST. eR 10
noMMI0WN' = annFnS OWN 9o3 E st. n,w.-Available
and rear building with 4 floors and eie-
vator; rent whole or in part. Call MR. q
onTsfaNpIStGi OF STA Nf5Ist IL pSWNrowx pS9R cosytn
containing diI., approx. 10000 50. ft.-will sub
alvlde; th located 15th and Eye sts NV. in
onIv M hesPs o. nsneia district; owner will
pgSs BE- nm lO.yr lease required RASS
REALLY co. 446l Conn. ave. Wo. 7i6I.
PART OF RADIO SHOP, NV. near car
Stop; nfp ~ 5-s25 mo-; bench. counter, show
SE% I,ImS,. STORE o. OR OFFICE ssA6E I on Co
Phone Ashton 3isa.. $50. storage ROOM heat
nIRaf DRESSES; millinery; alterations etc. un-
10 open business with Opportunity 10 live
at place OF business. Three room, Kitchen
p at sSsuas Sults eys With ii direct street entrance
ipicai taG advertising sign permissible Ad-
IONS IONS PARK and shopping center, on main
iioIouGhiaTe ieast aG With NTH, tracing area Of at
ls5 ,sth AND ,,oo,t M sTs; N.W.yaeanf'0 s0' Store
business section, Ideal for business en5 and
efhcss, Can rent dept. LEO M REM
92lEiN CO, l4l5 st. NV, ME- 54oo
tuition. "'e ii4S'l-
sth AND Z SITS, N,w.-store and floors
sooFe; t 3-story brick bldg. in rear. For
rent on lease basis. Call rent dept. LEO
BERNSIEIN 4 CO. 14l5 K st. NV
NE o4W. Washingtons Complete Real
CENTRALLY LOCATED, on n ct No
VIII be available soon In your answe,
Srlte VIII Kind OF business. Box 405-C, star .
shoWko0M AND OFFICE SPACE. located
on new YORK ave. NV. near downtown
area-Approximately 1000 50. II, with
edHtenslVe street frontage and show win
COWS freproof bldg Early possession
Ideal for many types of business cal
Tent dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN (, co
r rsno 81 NV, NE. $500. Washington s
compete Real Estate Institution wa
BRfGHTW0OD = Brand-neW: ionp terr,
ease ease; axall. Tor occupancy in 4 months
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO, 1924 Eve ST
Evening star., 1946-09-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ened, viii lease as is, with low ''s rent "fo for
s rsm1ds SaG T or desaSe &c snsd on
business. b FRANK ASa. NJ. DOYLE. 927 15th
BETHESDA, commercial zone. suitable for
business or ofhces. 10 rm. house, very spa
gions s Fey Few blocks from Bank OF Bethesda
ToN' e vi Tr' s6s5, n1 M5f oL clnpE as1o ooNNlsa
conn. AVE, Ia4a Conn, ave t5th ave
Of Washineton)-,ls,o00 so. It. Of space
crete ONCE building occupied BY large % d.
on 10th St !; fun basement with loft
suitable Tor %onens s wear sportsSear, POI SpaGe
homewear. store or restaurant. Represen-
pucfRco Issf 1gc RGemiies 44 frS% Conn 10 to
who'll BuILDNG or separate floors
1,2oo So. #. eachl; recently remodeled:
sible party. Also ground floor for shop
or dealer. Location, GEORGETOWN or X
st. St, nS oS,o Call MR.. HAAS, DI. 1881 or
STORES. warehouses, otices-Specializing
N I'm, c9mmereai nI5a q ;, and industrial PROPERTIES
sas 81 G s IN gNa he Arss
retail and wholesale. LOUIS BURMAN.
oGTsTASDING DOWNTOWN CORNER
heart Of FINANCIAL district. Owner viii only
Arm. Ioo.yr, lease REQUIRED KAss REALTY
ENTIRE and FLOOR, over 1000 50. IT
or professional, beauty shop, music or art
studio, dental offices rms, bath. kitch-
en-. porch; S125 per month. Box 99-D
.nd-FLooR sToRERooM nr. 9th and G
SITS. NV, approx. $50 so. IT, and 300 So.
IT.; ideal for workshop. Phone Ma. O7l4.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

sIyERhx D.. VEL III. BEAcH.Lot fqS sale 5sxl4s
4ss. or Box 18s. Mclean. Va. -
FOR sALE-Over 2 acres Of land with
large Groom, .year-round house. 300-foo,
on salt sasr BI Beach
Baltimore. LARGE living room. dining rm,,
modern kitchen. porch. 3 bedrooms and
path niece pier, beautiful lawn and trees;
convenient TO bus. school church and
House oWiSGs Sfs 81 BtaeH .stsH se needs SOM.
repairs. Large lot, nice location Bathing
and docking priyileges; $3.50. Terms
cen ss5v 6e arranged West River 27-F-5, MR.
W4TEkrReNIFa.rm1ssa Resif Ma rear q Sdmsh school
MORRIS BROS. st. Michaeis. Md.
bACk Ray BEACH. on West River. near
bay: builtLp community, pier, street lights
as d9aGs fssa GONE ea19s 9ors EpG TsHHks KsPs
poN cSHNpHIi Prspersy PsSs hsts miles aHs iEm rom
IofsWooded oos YES. eieva,iun RiEss M, n.v.r,,
only 90 T. 81 900 ars'''Ssfa up W. s5oa seR'le'
ATTENTIoN-Cedar Point Air Station
ehicksnbouis ehmploysS; aSfe .ne farm houses barn,
tomae River; needs some repairs; $50
month; long-term lease. Phone 81. 64a0
COLONIAL BEACH LOT, 1I0x200 suit able
for home and poultry outfit: S4OO: terms or
North SesKTRi BEACH, ia s11 9TH st, Summer ~.
winter home with heating facilities). Close
70 TO- waterfront: wa 3 bedrooms, living room,
with hot and cold running water, . large
screened-in porches. Outside bathhouse
ana shower room. Unfinished garage house
N rear Large. lot. Reasonably priced
Nicely furnished. Call BEIzEL. DI. 3I60
Evening star., 1946-09-01
SUBURBAN RENT-viRSIN,
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE in law suite, completely
Mfurnished fur 21o7 Pa. ave. NV; $45 mo.
Ills sth ST. N.w.-5 rooms on first floor
Of OF apartment .dn building; rent s100 month.
sse G ST. N.w.-complete building: q
aIs9 oST sn alleP Unit. pnit. CO; $s75.a - a. :
al6sss easesai aeGa s6 hS5te S4 ats tssS SG5
VACANT. immediate possession-Just re-
on exSs oc.s sond suitable for
tory. 5000 End f., rms. and bath. $50
oRdss Garage Nor for each suite. For Inspection
1884, Afternoons over HNHe' the week fSI' END ND
istS AND N SITS. N.w.-end-t,oor SPA space
I,. dlateiy. CAL rent dept, LEO M. BERN
STEIN d CO, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54OO.
Wasshlngton's Complete Real Estate Insti-
DUPONT CIRCLE LoCATIoN-sman 1st-
n ofhce; running water: suitable contrac-
CO eoNv sl' RfvERDSGE Hf2 eD 4deS destion will sell of
TSusT. qy ,sP, ss$,
fer your needs; modern fireproof is briet
bldg. on Wilson blvd between Court House
ana center of Clarendon; being remodeled
suitable for doctors or dentists; ts Npnri unit
a az aEallable immed. CHAMBERS d. TALL
KAEi ENTiRP OK F,noe ISo3: =, ,.r.. - ,,, >,
rent on lease basis, located at l4th and
T415 Tf1f fsp1 4 : LEO NJ n gE5RsSsTEiN 5sS = e.
G9mggIste Real Estate Institution. H''"' ''A
dottor. doctor. Entire End floor, rooms and
Tsqt Ts dept LEO n aERNsrEIN ssfTaPse 4 eoll Goil
9Th AND sa sTs Es'fse Nwoeean wnstl5htien available
lor immediate occupancy: elevator bldg
newly DECORATED; Call rent dept. LEO NJ.
54oo, .Washington's Complete Real Estate tat
INTENTION DIR. OR DENTIST, attractive
g CONNECTING OFFICES on ground floor,
downtown t.oSll ioea, about $50 So. #; attrac-
me- pREYFUss BRos' BsoFsS'Snt NA 5Ssssalns' osss 500
CENTER OF CLARENDON large rooms,
;;ttTia baths, ? freplaceS. oil hot-water heat
sieian. dentist Or business office. J. MAY
NARD ,D MAGRUDER: Realtor. 2525 Wilson
OFF oFgICf GL- nd nds$i aoS, OK 2l2l. -1 -
64 st. nG1f &e e Cal Pe Ex Sem4dfed 46 d,vs at
,n snes, sh; 543s; 81. 6523, 81. ooo3. Ns
IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
spacious rooms, corner suite with direct
street entrance at Sidewalk level in new
hoppns on sen3er man
sign will attract attention in comparaS Ti ;
tlFely new section of 10000 people Rea-
s0nap!e sqn rent. WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
TAKoMA PARK. Md rms and bath an
ma z. ot small apt hse suitable for dentisf
Slice 1875 S"ii
ROOM suitable Office or small store. Wis
eonsin ,1 ave, Georgetown. Call Woodley
COMPLETELY FURNISHED OFFICE, with
an equipment, reasonable; immediate oc-
cupancy. DU. 1865. hs
329 EAST CAPITOL-Doctors office. 2
rooms bath and pvt. entrance; old-esiab-
@ISne0 @ stand corner. Call Ii. 14l3. -
COLORED-OFFICE OR DESK SPACE for
rent IN convenient uptown location. Call
Evening star., 1946-09-01
OFFICES WANTED.

BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE wishes tc
combine ofice and home by Oct I5th:
niihsd Wniting to, TO- pay higher rental for unfur-
has hisneo nVlng room, kitchen, bath and .
Be De ioeated IN commercial zone. TIE 4406
eTsbly with another professional man.
LARGE SINGLE or two rooms. about o5O
II: VIII consider large room in suite:
rrent rt about S45 per month. Box 419-C.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT, British
neWspaper ehain. seeks well-appointed of
nee. centrally located. furnished or un-
furnishes ~ Gall RE 0O4s Il
f.as BRANCH of natl. concern
Heeos 900 TO 1000 SO #. downtown Of
nee space Call DI 1880. II
DlsCH. VET. wants to rent or buy denta'
WANTED IMMEDfATELY. sbou. ood so
IT,, lst floor. Office space: downtown sec.
ton: until Dec. J. Box lS7-D Star
Evening star., 1946-09-01
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

NSFs ESN SeN&E NSoUA.Fs
1928 X 81. NW.-20 #. by 147 It. 5 in
to wide alley Two-story brick building.
rooms and full basement. Large 1-stor1
brick garage in the rear, capable of 3 q
10 cars, Possession. VIII blend itsel
into perfect doctors, lawyers or profes.
sional use. JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881
st. NV. RE. 2460. p
STORE AND RESTAURANT BLDG with 1
rooms above and 12-room. 4-bath tourist
home, on $4,000 so. #. commercial. All
buildings in excellent condition. Fine 10
GATOR, for modern tourist court; on. Lee
hwy. miles west OF Falls Church. HENRY
c. BROWN Falls Church 2493. -
CoLORED INVESTMENT = 1916 9th st
n.w-1st, commercial: large 10-rm. BLDG.
suitable for store and Offices: sub. cash
required Mr.. THOMAS. Sun. GE. 445I;
weekdays. DE. 3l42
COLORED-Isis-49-53 FENToN PL. NV,
Ind commercial now rented for Si0o mo,
excellent for garage. repair shop. or other
commercial uses; price, s1o.5oo; 50 400 4eO
NER, 1404 L st. NV. MA. S036, GE. 02a7
coIoRE6" CDhSo Sef" AFT APT Ho1sE 81 near Fla ave
and Sherman ave.-19 unit; $4,000. J.
DALLAS GRADY 81 SON. Call Mrs. Nc
Namara. WI 1921.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING. MD.-2s 600 So. It Of
isnd pd zoned industrial; located at end Of
SIm,Iant non NJ St. back Of Silver Spring Sub
must be sold; price. So per So. IT, Ex,
e!nslve listing with E. s. PRICE a. CO
NE NE 3ooo. or call Mr.. Ingram, Pleasant
SECOND COMMERCIAL, oeorgetownn ne ns.
N St-Vscsnt lot. 60x120: splendid value
9: PHILLIPS, DI. I4Ii. wan 'r.nTh M4
sPECIAL BARGAIN. Spectators or invest
ers. attention. Buy for your own business
save long haul 10000 50 IT,, I5o II
on r.r. Price. So So. It. This is real
BARGAIN for the close in-town industrial
pprropeIty pr Act today; RE 52l8. -5
WAREHOUSE for sale, Rhode Island ave
brentwood, Md. 60x200 IT., 1 story brick
warehcuse with gas blower heat. with
anx2u sNi1s parking lot on Rhode Island ave I:
1851 st. NV. RE. 2460.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FINE l2-ROOM ALL-BRICK COLONIAL
With Z acres of well-landscaped land. many
nne outbuildlngS: located on main arterial
highway and sbusline Everything about
this place Is in AL condition and could
not be duplicated for S:55. 900, viii sell
Immediately for S25. 900 on reasonable
terms. owner i'll and leaving for Cali
fornia. This is an extraordinary opportu-
as represented in this ad. Call MR.,
BOWEN. Chestnut 5294
COUNTRY PROPERTY-OnlyS 81 5 900 buys
this modern, 4-bedroom. oil-heated house
on Route -, with :31z acres. stream, sta
Bile, meathouse, chicken house and garage
lmmediate possession 1862 miles to D. c.
400
Evening star., 1946-09-01
PROP. FOR SALE tconsl wATER FRONT PRopERrY Cent,

Is ist COMMERCIAL So, 80: home ane
deep lot RIGGS REAL ESTATE. EM
1112. Ewes. and holidays, EN-, 3644. "a
M ST. NEAR KEY RRIDGE-Fine bldg
containing large storeroom with excellent
floor plan and window space. located in
the heart of this establish area Early
possession assured Four apis in two
upper floors show excellent income. suit
able for any type OF retail business
aG At quicEly u as price is, Is right. Gsu Ma
Realtors, 9.5 New York ave. Open ali
day Sunday and Monday
Evening star., 1946-09-01

TODAY'S BEST BUYS-A very fine S-unit
apsJtment bldg: in Westover Hills-11l0
S5. "a yr: price s42. 300. '''"'Ae
Ripe for, development-Rialto Theater
site 23;32s So. IT. Of ground on 9th st.
project; syndicate buyers note: we have
substantial tenant for % bowling alleys
Tor This property: also many other pro-
Two outstanding freproof bldgs.-These
properties are leased to major corps and
psry sp9a . ss Priced rsh1
erty is located in very good block on Eye
st. NV; basement. store. 2nd and Ard
sssss ors sfssd ss % s esT KIN e.s b
For the larger investorS-We have to
offer downtown q. st. and 18th st. NV,
Prone b s s1s and co snd se arFe Gs sa
M. SALOMoN CO, Real Estate Loans and
Insurance Brokers, 432 Southern Bldg.--l0
TRUSTEES SALE--Valuable estate proper
ties to be liquidated Select first com
Nos. $40, 5l2 and 52s Kennedy St NV.
Desirable md commercial property-gI1-
gl1E Barry place NV.
80 l9ao Browning place ne. and adjoining
504 53rd ST. me-
$500 Clay st ne
306 Goth st. ne.
500 5:}rd st. ne.
4547 Lane place ne.
Nice unimproyed lot on Macarthur bouIe-
Sard1msa sa,,1s. 1914 lot sos tS036 Macarthur
Various unimproved lots:
Sc, 5SSs, lots y, 24s %; 26; ~ and 20.
&C. &c. 5sssssss.. ssss. ioss iots g. ) and I'd ana is'
g: 5222. lots and 10.
information, eail JOHN 'Isa Il M NsusEcK Isfsesr
trustee. 1885 National Press Building, pI,
Evening star., 1946-09-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

KOOMING HOUSE-Veterans widow wants
to rent or lease rooming house, pref NV
section, with option to buy. CHI. 1924
Call MR.. IRENE, RA 007s II
LOCATION-Ofice or other space for
gift shop, perfumery and cosmetics; kim
Star.
WANTED, TO BUY OR LEASE. gas Sta
tion, in Virginia, near Alexandria or on
main highway. P. o. Box 31l, Benz,
Franklin Station. Wash, D. C. o
Evening star., 1946-09-01
STORES FOR SALE.

NV. STORE WITH APT. which has :
peorms., lly. rm.. dinette. kit and bath
on h-w.h- tenants: no leases Price
S2U;ouo: For further informa ton. cal
he HAMILTON REALTY Co, 5625 Ga
ave. GE. 1890
FROZEN CUSTARD and sandwich shop. all
fnodern equipment; NV. section. Call TR
Evening star., 1946-09-01
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
FIREPKOnE RRIfs

tIREPk0OF BRICK GARAGE o. factory
onLoing near south end of 14th St Bridge
leet OF foor space, concrete: 3 phase eIec-
tTlc service approximate amount of land
up 10 over 10000 square feet; water and
sewer available. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
III * st. u W. Ma 11RR
Evening star., 1946-09-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE lce.,. }
oVT-oF- ToWN REAl eSTAre

oUT-oF- TOWN REAL estate.
MARyELous FLORIDA, New smyrna
sSash Nsr ydrE 81 pEasssna Can at suite SOS 1870
ilss Il AIR ROUTE REAITY eoRf s.'Gss- aa-
EASTERN SHORE REAL ESTATE. city
and country properties, business and de-
veloping sites, choice farms, priced lower
than value homes thereon; few beautiful
wonderful opportanity: new free list.
HERE'S YoJR VAcATioN HoMK and =
Fioridas Gulf Coast Fertile homesites,
l 70 a., fronting or nr. salt water COM
Tanty T,sIs. boa, dock priyi hard rd slss
For beautifuf Illustrated free booklet write
r Ela ph. x eet; 4 and 9r & pAut E HARRISON
GROOM BUNGALoW-Furnish 2-car
garage. in Melbourne, Fla. Phone TR.
WATER-POwER GRIsT MILL, located on
large river in Louisa County; rs acres OF
land Groom dwellins; money-making IN
store ON State hishway. Finest farms.
Colonial estates and timberlands. Phone
Louisa Louis, l-J-12. VIDA x. DE LONG.
RYE. N.Y.--Direct waterfront. imposing
southern Colonial brick with stately white
columns and heavy slate roof. In our
| able On high knoll, surrounded by beau
ly tifnliy iandssaped lawn, sloping to white
sandy beach on Long Island Sound
sheltered yacht achorage; up-to- date;
on floors for. easy housekeeping; exaui-
close @ 70 finest schools. Ideal ID home, Oder:
Ing the best in all-yesr country living and
Sftanes t. eommuins Short motoring
will sell for fraction Of original cost and
give sID immedtats s occupancy Brochure Or
Post I'd, Larchmont, N. Y. Larch. 2-34 90
EXCEPTIONAL BUY for investment ans
nome-pupiex; nome newly renovated; Walbrool
FARM on Rehoboth Bay. Del; beautifu
location 43 acres; Six-room house out
buildings. fruit. shade trees: fne shrub
Phone Lewes 3s7b
FOR sALE-BIuemont, va-Large Co
hound busline. 45 miles from D. C. eente
hall. fve fireplaces, porches, shade, elec.
stream; deep we'll; acres; suitable I
make apaItments; S6;5Oo terms ROsl
Or ROOM FURNISHED HOME on Brids
blvd: for sale. CHAS. B. GwYNN, Cob
MANY M1kYLASD All coLoNAL-priced for auie
built in. three wings. prior 10 is4o, psrti
modernjzed II a. in excellent cultiva
farm. Ideal for horses or stock Hial
elevation, near Susauehannah River, o.
hard road, 10 mi from Havre de Grace
Offered with or without herd and equip
Con- act OWNER Box "Hj'RS 81, Raspebara 1s%aa
7. o. BALTIC. Il, Md
Evening star., 1946-09-01
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

$4,000 EQUITY in a new house, good n e !,
some cash, as down payment on white apt.
bldg. in D. c., about IL units. Box 267-C,
Star
HAVE $4,000 to invest in good income
producing property, Please give details,
PoX oT4-D Star II