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Evening star., 1946-07-01
Nine Indicted
lin 0verceiIinq
Sales Of Cars
Three District Firms
Accused by OPA
Of False Statements

Nine individuals were indicted to.
day by the District grand jury or
charges of selling used automobile.
at above-ceiling prices and of othel
alleged OPA violations. Some o1
those named are owners of the bust.
nesses and others statesmen, accord.
ing to the Office of Price Admins.
tration.
Robert F. Cook, described as owner
Of the Cook Motor Co., 1900 block
OF L street NV, was named in g
l9-count indictment, eight counts Of
which involved alleged over-ceiline
sales. Other charges against him
included alleged falsifications in rec.
ords, failing to file a certificate ol
transfer and requiring transfer OF
trade-in of old automobiles as q
condition of sale.
William D. Griffith, described as
owner of the Circle Motors, 24OC
block of Pennsylvania avenue NV.
and Thomas j. Griffin, manager
were named also in a 19-count in.
dictment involving eight alleged
sales at above-ceiling prices. Other
charges against them included that
of making false statements and fail
ing to file certificates of transfer.
Three Named on IL Counts.
Hyman Heft, described as a part
ner Of the Arvin Motors, 300 block
of Florida avenue NE; Elmer v
Keefe and Jacob Hoffman, statesmen
were named in a 12-count indict.
ment involving five alleged over.
ceiling sales. Also involved in that
indictment were charged of false
statements, failing to file certifi.
cate of transfer and failing to have
price tags on two of the cars.
In separate indictment, Heft ane
Keefe are named with Edward Solo.
tar, described as partner, on on,
over-ceiling sales charge and one O.
failing to file certificate OF trans.
fer. A fifth indictment names Solo
mon A. Simmons, said to be owne,
Of the Simmons Motors, 1900 blocl
Of Fourteenth street NV, and Da
vid Glassman, described as man
ager, on six counts, involving thre,
alleged over-ceiling sales, and on,
of making false statement and ais,
allegedly failing to file a certifcat, t,
Of transfer
Overcharges Vary.
| The over ceiling sales alleged IL
the indictments range from approx
! mately $50 per automobile to NOR,
than 500 in one case where a sal,
was said to have been made to .
foreign diplomat The Indictment
were the outgrowth of an extensiv,
investigation by the OPA. A mum.
ber of the persons allegedly over
charged were said to be war vet.
Grams.
United States Attorney Edward M
Curran, in commenting on today
action by the grand jury, declared
the charges brought against tn,
persons here were similar to thost
which have been placed agains
used-car dealers in several States
F., OPA Enforcement Attorney j
Grahame Walker indicated that in,
vestigations would be continued.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
ID. T.. Woman browns
Wading al Beach,
Others Victims Here

Three Washingtonians including
an unemployed waitress who per-
ished in three feet of water at Ches-
apeake Beach, Md, were drowned
over the week end.
The body of Mrs. Mary K. Puffen-
berger, IS, 1718 Nineteenth street
NV. who drowned at Chesapeake
Beach yesterday will be taken to
Hot Springs, Va, her former home
today for burial.
Mrs. Patricio Guibao, her sister
with whom she lived, said that Mr.
Guibao had taken them to the beach
yesterday, and that late in the
afternoon MIS-. Puffenberger had
waded off to visit" other friends In
| the water.
| Water Waist Deep.
TT was scarcely waist deep" Mrs
Guibao explained. She said that
her sister must have had leg cramps
while floating face down.
! Her body was discovered about
midnight by a man on Stinnett's
pier. Calvert County Coroner Hugh
Ward issued q certificate of acci-
dental death.
Mrs. Puffenberger formerly was a
waitress at the Union Station.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home of her mother, Mrs
B. H. Kellison, at Hot Springs.
Man browns in Creek.
James Van Buren, colored, 63, no
fixed address, whose body was found
on the left bank of the creek at
KenilWorth and Dean avenues NE
yesterday, was believed drowned
when the creek rose approximately
8 feet in Saturdays severe thunder
storm. Police said the man had been
seen along the creek earlier that day.
The third victim was Clarence
Spriggs, colored, IA, whose body was
recovered from the Anacostia River
at the foot of South Capitol street
yesterday, police said. The boys
father, Nelson Spriggs, 1865 Halt
street S.W., said he found his sons
clothing piled on the river bank and
reported this few minutes before
the body was recovered.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Woman, 81, Dies in Taxi
While on Way 10 Church

On her way to early church, Mrs.
Elizabeth K. Kunlo, 82-year-old
widow, collapsed in a taxicab to-
day and was pronunced dead at Sib.
ley Hospital a few minutes later.
Mrs, Kunlo of 2118 Kearny street
NE, hailed a Yellow Cab near her
home at 7:30 am. and asked to be
taken to st. Mary's Church, at Fifth
and H streets NV, where she was
making Novena. She became ill,
and the driver took her to the hos
pital.
Relatives said that Mrs. Kunlo
had been i'll for about nine months
but never missed church.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Education Board
Oath Is Taken
ByMrs. Doyle
Reelection Today
As President of
Group Expected

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle today
was sworn in as member of the
Board of Education for her seventh
term, after her reappointment re-
Gently by justices of District Court
The oath was administered by
Richard F. Harris, chief accountant
of the District Public Schools.
Mrs. Doyle, who has been mem
ber of the board since 1928, and
president since July /, 1885, was
expected to be reelected president
at it's annual meeting today
The annual meeting, which was
to take place this morning at Frank
ling School Building, was postponed
however, until later in the day, be-
cause of the lack of a quorum
Only four of the nine member of
the board were present at the
scheduled 10 am. meeting.
Lee Taken Ill.
1t was expected the session would
be held either this afternoon OF
tonight, depending on attendance.
One of those absent, Aldelbert w
Lee, Washington real estate man,
was said by his Office to have been
taken i'll suddenly at his home yes
terday and removed to Providence
Hospital.
The four members in attendance
this morning were Mrs. Doyle, DR..
Robert A. Maurer, DR.. James A.
Cannon and Mrs. Velma Williams.
The board plans to elect officers
and conduct business preparatory to
adjourning for the summer.
Summer School Delayed.
Because the District supply bill
for this year has not yet been
passed, it was not possible to open
the Veterans High School Center
Summer School at Central High
School today, as has been planned
originally, according to Dr. Hobart
M. Corning, superintendent of
schools. About 500 had been ex-
pected to attend.
The opening date has been post
poned to July 8, he said. in the
hope that by that date funds will
be available for salaries for teachers
at the center" The closing date
consequently, he explained, will be
extended to September 6, in order
that full term of nine weeks may be
completed
Veterans desiring to enroll for
the summer session may do so be-
tween am. and pm. daily this
week, except July 4. Veterans de-
string to attend night school ses-
xions, however, will be admitted in
the regular evening high school to
be held at Central High School,
Thirteenth and Clifton streets NV,
beginning today and continuing for
six weeks, five nights a week, with
the exception of July T. There will
be three class meetings each night,
beginning at $50 pm. and closing
at 9:51 pm. The usual academic
subjects will be offered.
Glasses Begin at $3.50 PM.
In the Harbor Garage, Ninth and
H streets S.W., subjects will be Of
fered, beginning at $50 in the eve
ming.
Meanwhile. regular District sum-
mer schools for about 1000 pupils,
other than CTS, opened today in
several buildings, and will continue
through August 9, from $50 am. to
12:45 pm. This activity was opened
on the first day of the Governments
new fiscal year, on the basis that
Congress in the past his enacted a
continuing resolution to authorize
such a regular summer school, Of
ficials said.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Fort Myer Cannon,
A-Bomb Coincide

A spokesman at Fort Myer said
today that it was just a "coinci-
dence" that the sunset cannon on
the post is fired at S pm. daily
which happened to be the time of
the Bikini atom test yesterday.
Although it was reported that
some residents of the area were
scared by the blast, the spokesman
said no one called the post to ask
questions. Most dwellers on and
near Fort Myer are accustomed to
the daily firing, he added,
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Body Found in Park

The body of an unidentified COL
ored man, about go years of age
was found in Rock Creek Park be-
meath the Calvert Street Bridge yes
terday, according to police. Inves-
tigators said the man apparently
either jumped or fell to his death
from the bridge above. The body
was taken to the Morgue pending
Identification.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
oFFlcEs FOR RENT tcoNr.l.

OFFICE SPACE FOE RENT, suitable for
corner, End d. 1920 18th st. nv.
prssts saA Very sTsSs 's's soo sDs
1.t FLOOR. suitable real estate, insurance.
mmedisssly isasil ssss nsHsP5ss sRos.
5 \ e sSs {. ,s s:.,.d ::sss..s ;:s !;
sssas ssSfsshsr srosEnRaa. osnE aSsa .nd 1885 NV
BEsrRABLE Be 11i OFFICES on the nrst neor,
trict: long lease to desirable tenants.
GqF sGHEEFs 81 sSs cfrofs t5a Z. 81 MI YaIscas nS
about S 81 SO day days; ample pairing facilities.
app ssssrvis sAb.sg dSsiSEs SHSI sRy s'DfssSa DH%
INC, Realtors. 232 Southern Bldg. Tsie-
%1afEk Rh1anf IA oG1s: Sas .xclusiy.-and. srd ars.
Dupont 81 esrsl. Circle. For. further Information.
& fs rAE Alt afxHr 2sss 81 81 8ssa
bic small store or ideal for 9fnce@; @ iSx24 #.
Detsd; sIass1 dTsfa6s 1sE1sh Bssrsi'iOn. 1907 st.
5Sx Sg = eess .s. Il gy nsz E}Sss; 1ESs
sssh sss sls Dsss 81 o's.S fE sh ITO roos 400 50
sales and service. GIL. 1867. -S
DOWNTOWN OFFICE avsilable now,
unfur. rm.. 1928; 3rd noor, unusually
light; suitable business once, Washfhgton
representative or small organization. DI.
WAITER oGUs-Approximately $4,000
sq. 1t. Of once space available for tnme-
date occupancy In downtown Washing
ton. viii be leased in whole Or in part.
Eor further information call Allen ogus,
Bzsiasar Ez a1ss . e street. & entrance. near 18Th
and, i SIS; NV. JOHN r DoMsoHoE Z
SON, 314 Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. OO54. -
1907 Ri ST. N.W.-S75, two large rooms
and small room, private bath; heat ana
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED downtown Of
aces. Call MA. 3476. Immediate oceu-
Isl SoMhsERcIAI-e rooms, baths. oil
heat; 47O0 block Wis. ave. NV. Full base
ment, built-in flreproof garage, plenty Of
parking space. VIII rent as q whole or
CO., 1926 41st st. NV. EN-. 47O9-0733.
FOR DOCTOR, DENTIST, real estate
excellent location; Vicinity MINI; and
Penna. aves. Sc; det. house. complete End
floor apt. II. needed: full basement with
shower and lavatory; plenty room to sub
let Ii, 530S, or FIR. 1882.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
LOTS FOR SALE.

WEsTMORELAND HILLS, Washineton's
EoSded VOC I lots , nov aysilablss e. from sarge.
1880 gfsss66 WILSON BLvD.-1e. 900 50. IT,. com.
HsISs II dnss. sasy cSoR vase ba
very desirable, top location. JEROME 8;
sSlaiSIssk ssbssS bssa.d iasas
20O-acre DEVELOPMENT where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure in-
n pssee sns ens
future home; 2h miles from woodmoor
shoppins center il Silver Spring ares: s e
aging less than 4 cents per square foot,
ns o sny ns esS or Ts
itesa5sFs Mog sesol s Dlat sa qp gsSSsest
lN blocks from busiine Good street and
S$SS ssS5 SIIIsiss Msf% S 1al ;. "a.
oyer 400 IT. deep. located in nearby Nd.
sss issgIss 3, s::a sss,as sites
Sns Sesr sass S.s SS sndadas h ns ssr yer
bIo u Hssbor S ss 6 ss is
Si|s st. t ,1E Sas 4.
for appt. to Inspect. GEORGE J. MOSS,
Realtor; So, $500 or 500, g
way, block east Of. Ga, ave. In Silver
Spring, near bus, schools and shopping
center; about l5oxI9 80. EA; 500;
direct from owner and developer. in beau-
tiful Lewisdale where you have a country
choice lots left at $3.50; $3.50 down. S15
per month. Once at entrance to property.
open daily and Sunday 9 Am. to 8 pm.
Riggs and Beechwood road between Agar
road and University lane, WA. 2513: eye
nnsu sRxufiFuf IN IN 7M7ooDED iEwIs Ior in bradley
Hills Grove. Bethesda Nd; approximately
I64x120x1 S9x1 go; price, S2.750. Call en-.
foK fSi sAIEgFT LINCOLN. near entrance.
4 sites, cost $400. will sell $500. Call At.
100 FEET, OF 10th st.. near Portal DR..
beautiful Shepherd Park-Large lots. so
s2c. .oo M sT dssGse ne diHsass ias
vt, ave., NE. 1717. -
Evening star., 1946-10-03
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

YOU Want T-We've found it. A brick
about 5 minutes drive to Washington.
fisehen. well eHag % bedooms and
sns snd oor ssarTaX a Ba ass pfa
aeaf shoaidnt af'assfa desy sarsEf q
CO.. 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900, OK.
AuRoRo HILLs-A beautiful Colonial
home with 9 bedrooms. ga baths. recrea--
ton room, extra fireplace and world Of
extras. Garage. Vermont slate roof 81 and d
done; do e: approximatels sox14o. II you like
to sit in your easy chair and see all Of
spFsaa '1s ss0fs Ss1 Ss5S
sI!a dL 1900; Ok; ,4Iss; s. +, 81, "a
brick home in fine community. Fireplace
in living room. semicentral hall plan; nice
neat lot; excellent condition; move IN i'm,
msfsseSt m s IT sth si57So assSs
CO.. 2204 wilson blvd. GIL. 1900, OK. 4123.
AMAZING, 2 acres, large s-bedroom
Washington. busline passes front door.
Large vng pcb bsdTdos dnns sna os iii
air-conditioned heat. Vacant and immedi--
ate possession. Priced on today's market markst
oN 4 s1SgSG sTY Ey c5 ens ssa ao4
d BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS-Located only q
few blocks from transportation and shop
ping II has on 1st oor. hyilng l1 room n,pned W,ed
Eitchen' bedrooms and tiled bath; End
floor has bedrooms and bath and another
small room; full basement with outside en-
trance. oil heat. Priced for immediate
lumpia pike. CHI 1341 or Ok. 279S. a
2-bedroom masonry bungalow, tiled bath.
unfinished 2 rooms and bath upstairs; fun
basemesnt; best location os Go CT at Sio,-
ss9soo@s.RooM ss9 20 eISoesM a6usG oS and bath. oil
h.-wh. large front porch; extra lots and
HELM REALTY co. Cali Mr.. Price. ov.
xxHRaiINGToN xHaI SISTSi INVESTMENT Co.-Lovely g.
panelinr throughout. Equipped kit, Are.
place "a Great Name in Real Estate. !"
Administer 1920. Mr.. Maynard or Mr.
Wright.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
STORES FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE, suitable for almost any
kind Of retail shop or showroom; also End
floor: SOs nth st. NV: will give long
lease to reliable tenant. For appt, call
~, Mo- ocosTIMi IA SAoS3 1899. ,x ,.noa.3.a
lOix60' each. now available at ITO G st,
NV. Reasonable rental. Phone Elk. 1898
1905 O ST. NW.4,s00 50. IT. Of 1st-
floor space. 3.400 50. It. In basement: ideal
location for retail business. ticket ofdce or
For full information. call MI.
Ewen. LEO M. BERNSTEIN. -l415 K St.
N THE HEART OF DowNyowN-Desirs-
BILE small store or ideal for once; l6x24 It.
Private once in rear. 15x7. Newly car
peted. glass brick partition. 1907 Il st.
An a.En uS uxS 9aS T S9RRIsoss. n
established valet shop. Two locations. 18th
and Columbia rd.. Dupont Circle. TR. 1914.
903 Z st. n.w.-Available
APPROX. Oct. II. store and 2 floors above
vator: rent whole or in part. Cali Mr.
G., Ma. S696 after IL noon. 8
Evening star., 1946-10-03
BUSINESS PRoPERrY FOR SALE.

513 r ST. N.W.-3-story semidet. brick
sss ssss tss ss 'sI sIoo0d Sssnssi s q
1901 EYE So. s.E:-cornsr s.or. and sptss
s soe on9 sso5e aoss cs IL slssse Ss
FIRST coMMERclAI-N st. n,ss tust ots
IN Shnssosa Sapss 's svs sonsa n S. sxis So
business. s-story brick house. semids.ashsd
ssss Rsssrsss 81 e. e'sssassiz saoEHzk zs
LIZ LEo K s sERNsrEiA. Ems MA. sles eo. oner1s.n
Ing . viii make a an ideal location Tor busi-
q Ts sas. ss use a. o e
ssencies: priced @ sell. Can tni Q Pm.
IIo sEhsTEiN 5aG c. i4is 9oms,.s: q
LEO N. BERNSTEIN q co. onersZsth
and Eye sts: n,w;-1st Commercial. 3-story
income property; prominent downtown lo:
e y ss5S T.!s,s.,ss:
isss So iifh 81. NV. ist commercial
1881 @ f Fl bsnds Suitable ca. ipr RE any os business
age space, adaptable 70 many uses; Sec
~ s oay sps MI ts
Essss9s iss ssA ssssss1 sasss asssEzzR Nz
ITo fxss' 4. No BERNSTEIN co. .onsrs-coap.
ave. n.w.-lst commercial 4-story brick;
beautiful store. 1st.noor ONCE. 3rd and 4th
business. One Of the most desirable ieea..
tions in Washington: Call till pm. LEO
NJ 5aSS WssSinsssa. sS l+s dsnsss: Real
fisesi EEo NJ lnisiSaslsaF snRasFErN co, enesss1. st
Sas si IN heart ot e medical
fessionsi ofices. A choice location. priced
EfisSnieS s p LIZ LEO N issaS RsRSNrRN RaSkes co S
sSSs ssS$R,ss; Sssi EstsSs S;slsSsIsS; sSssssSn
Esnns gear 4s7s 81 as % sfoaSd aSdd'as:
1s sa sFef & ssnss ssd
iST esfs 5sST snS META ooFP psd s
kEo g. r. bEsksTsis ass sTfsi EN- 'sss ec. saef
Corner 9th and sts.-5 stores with spts.
hsas, 1s Ca. fTasssd s sasr'qia5afs Iad slsse
sTshS S9 dsnsss. aas st. real Ess.. o. s4SS
WaRaaousE, ssiasRSasfan er.nd-n.w; 5000 50. a t.,
saooo soNh cs aGT ME- sassa
Wo, s5s5, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS; pi.
NORTH CAPITOL ST, STORE. With living
.sg Sthp so aqa S Pa 5o sfTsf KaHs IN sesss s
1880 an. or after 8 pm; weekdays.
FCR M4 ssSs coHoRED, LIST COMMERCIAL, ssa.
brick. 10 rooms. ah baths, extra lot Il
rear. with 2-ear sarags; can Be sold
ssRssissslH siss ffl 81 Mr sYSS sEYS5SS.'s. IA se0'
Toned 1st commercial. Ideal once bids, nr.
81 prooisd sssi9s sSs car &
FIR. 1171 between am. and $50 pm.
81 81 Az 4 aAfN sSss AVENUE NV. xher. bust.
tion-Detached brick house with 2-car,
room and shower In basement rooms
IN ss osd sise na ss.i soSd g
bs 6sss customers; ass own owned and operatsd ss :
widow who will sell ut reasonable price
slsg sH e tSs s sass M iou Mr Eo;s so g.
MARER MAJ ERssTsiS aFis < n NV o M Mo,he1rsso1sth h1so
saa sts 81 store sd .pss saek full
.horeashisrs; sssiys SSsinssi s' section; gR oYs
saRasfriN issRsIgF hsy cs co. Ills II pR ss na ss
5400. Washington's Complete Real Estate
EASILY EASILY CONVERTED into store or once
with apt upstairs. IS-ft 'front.' 2313 wis,
ave. NV, opposite Calvert Theater; priced
sor ismamgssdiats inns sale. Attention. Sroksrst
iS isosei2 iii i ST. N.w.-s.1s4 So. 4. nov
operated as parking lot; for quick sale
reduced TO 81 per foot. MI. Mentsn,
ROBERT w. SAVAGE, s13 Union Trust
Building, Ma. $3.50. -
(Coutinued on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1946-10-03
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
office, large reception room and 3 other
Street entrance at sidewalk level in new
apt bldg. on main thoroughfare adjoining
shopping center. Illuminated doctors
sign will attract attention in compara-
lively new section Of 10000 people. Rea-
sonabIe rent. WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
Re Rspl laSaSWSiim.rE,y aSSSi > aoo so rr Of snac.
On ist fioor Of the lobby Of large down.
town once building: immediate possession.
HERBERT HARVEY. RE. 1866. 912 17th
18th HND X SITS. N.w.--Now remodeling
building into very desirable Offices for
choice once space. CAN KAY REALTY
OffICES, individual Or in suites. DOWN
town & st.; attractiyely decorated. nuo-
resent lightinf. DRHXFUSS BROS, Real
tors. ma. 0662. -
Evening star., 1946-10-03
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

MODEM BRICK WAREHOUSE, I6. 600 50
f. floor area, 65-ft. wide clear span. sky
liHhts and windows. 1s-ft. ceiling heieht,
operated bridge crane, railroad spur over
10000 50, It. tndustrially soned land.
Property. faces No. / hishway Just oyer
14th st. bridge with bus by door. Has alley
at side and dedicated street ct rear, pos
session so days, outstanding location for
manufacturing, freight forwarding, dis
laundry. etc. Price and details on appli-
cation. Bee Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS.
INC, Wsshinston BLDG. DI. $500; ewes,
BRICK 900 to 10000 sq.
TT, storage space with more than acre of
ground: zoned industrial: located at G Gsity
600. GAINES a BRUIN, Alex. Up14,
Evening star., 1946-10-03
GROUND FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, Clinton. Md.
SIS month Size 40x64 2nd noor suitable
for light shop or storage. SP. 1166. be-
tween s and pm. -6.
1900 SO. FT.. central NV. area, avail
able Feb. /. 1947; 8 stories, modern. nre.
proof construction: showroom on ground
floor; excellent location for sales diStribu-
tor to the central washington area; rea-
sonabie rent on 6-year lease. Shown by
appointment. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
Evening star., 1946-10-03
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE and mailing address, fur
nished or unfurntshed, 900 blk. st. NV.
Telephone EX. $3.50. -3
1000 FT. IMMED. AVAIL. 600 block Pa.
ave. NV. End floor. This is very desir.
able location and can be rented ut nominal
fee up to 10 years. Shown BY appt.
See Mr Pareon or Mr.. Franklin: WEAVER
BROS, INCL Wash. Bldg, DI $500. Il
WE CAN SUPPLY you with downtown
mailing address and telephone answering
service nI Bill "a
Evening star., 1946-10-03
OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION desires / 200
to l,500 so. IT, floor space, suitable for
business machine training school: must be
heated and have ADEQUATE toilet facilities:
central location desired but not absolutely
necessary. DI. 1897. -3
OEE-KOOM OFFICE desired for occupancy
November /. About 200 50, IT,. vicinity
Evening star., 1946-10-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

1000 SO. FIT, more or less to rent for /
year. Phone MR.. REPPERT, MA. 41S1,
$500 SO. FIT. on ground floor with truck
loading facilities, NV. section preferred.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY AND DELICATEsSEN STORE in
thickIy settled Northwest section: mixed
trade: approximate cash business, 5000
can be Increased: poor health reason for
selling: asking $500. Box 42S-G. Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
STUDIOS EoR RENr.

CONNECTICUT AND Q TRIANGLE-Larse
nrst-floor studio. seating capacity 80,
lowest rates.. recording and simplifying
equipment; lpiano availAblel. CO. 4446. g
Evening star., 1946-10-03

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
9O,OOo SQUARE FEET Industrial ground
located Southwest area with 300-foot 'front.'
age on Anacostta River: prominent point,
adjacent to new South Capitol st hridse;
railroad siding; ideal for frozen locker
plant, ice plant; cold >, storage yarshonss
& CO.. NC, Realtors, DI $3.50. "a
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 4th and Rhode
ness; save . long haul; go, 600 SO. IT,. $50
It. on railroad: this Is . real bargain for
the close.in town industrial property; act
today. Attention, brokers! RE. 52l6. -
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
end COMMERCIAL, r.r. siding-76c so.
IT.! Approximately 10000 50. It. or 60S
Of the most. desirable tract In the NV.
section and fronting on the B. & o. main
line is stin available for sale. Advertising
ADVANTAGE excellent from one of n.w.s
busiest thoroughfares. For further infor-
nation call Mrs. Leach, GE. 1889, with
BErTZEIL. DI S100
Evening star., 1946-10-03
STORES WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

needs store or part OF store suitable for
small shop and storase. Call GE. 6503
after pm B
Evening star., 1946-10-03
PROPERTY WANTED,

THIS OFFICE has investor clients to pur-
chase your apartment house, store or
roT MPpbIEToN R.sisor ~ 1nSess
ment Bldg. RE. 1161.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

DISTRICT HEIGHTS. lovely 6-rm. de.
taehed corner brick SyIs old rms q1sssnd snd
attic, oil heat. conv. to everything.
S14,950.
Branch ave. s.e.-New 5-rm. brick bung..
CUNT brick apt. house-6 yrs. old:
in Randall Highlanads,o S13.7 oo6 San M Mt
c. b. MURPHY. 1401 25th st. Sc. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-03

LOOK THESE OVER-Brick and stone, 2
large bedrooms, tiled bath. liv. rm., din.
rm,, equip. kit, full basement, recre. rm.,
oil heat. etc; quick poss.; $10.500. with
Frame bungalow, $3.50. Liv. rm., din
rm., kit, 2 bedrms, bath, full basement,
oil heat. garage. large lot. etc.; $4,000
Bunsaiow. $3.50. Has bedrms.. liv.
81 900 and CT loan or $1,000 cash.
Attention! This 6-rm. brick home Is
ed lot, Just o few blocks from Key Bridge.
It has tiled bath. copper plumbing. full
basement, oil heat. etc; S11,950. with
3120; 6 to 9 2. I'M, cH. 94s9, TE. 45l8. II