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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24
NO TICE
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
AIR CONDITIONING
EXAMINATIONS

The State Board of Examiners of
Plumbing and Heating Contractors
Will hold its regular series of ex-
aminations or August 18th, 18th.
and 10Th, in Page Hall, at State
College, Raleigh, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-24

Examinations for Plumbing or
Air Conditiong begin promptly at
300 A. NJ, August 18th. The
H e eating Examination begins
promptly at 100 P. NJ, August
18th.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
100000 Babe SWeden's Prime
Minister A Last Farewell

STOCKHOLM. - The funeral of
the late Swedish Prime Minister
Per Albin Hanson on Sunday the
18th October turned into a solemn
and impressive ceremony in which
the whole of Sweden took part.
1t took the form of public homage
of compass never before wit
messed in the country. Over ESQ.,
900 persons lined the streets of
Stockholm through which the oak
coffin with the Prime Minister'S
bodily remains was drawn on a
catafalque, preceded by the Swed-
ish flag and the labor movements
red banner and a vast. array of
muffled drums, and escorted on
both sides by hundreds of wreath
bearers. Then followed a cohort
of one thousand standard bearers
from all parts of the country and
procession of $4,000 persons,
who followed their beloved Prime
Minister to his last resting place.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01
Princess Ebbo
Bernudotte Dies

STOCKHOLM, October 16-(By
wireless) -Princess Ebba Berna-
dotte, nee Munck, mother of Count
Folke Brenadotte and mother-in-
law of the former Miss Estelle
Manville, of Pleasantville, N. Y,
dido here today, 81 years old. Sur
viving are also her husband
Prince Oscar Bernadotte, brother
of King Gustaf, another son, Carl,
and two daughter, Maria and Elsa,
the latter married to DIR. Hugo
Cedergren, secretary of the Y. M.
c. A. World Union She devoted
much of her life to religious and
educational work. By his marriage
in 1888 tc Miss Munck, who was
of noble but not royal blood,
Prince Oscar relinquished his
rights to the Swedish throne.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01

The rest of Sweden as we'll as the
other Nordic countries participat
ed in the ceremony via the radio,
which had modified all it's re-
sources to let the listeners follow
the funeral
The service held in the Gustav
Vasa Church was attended by nine
members of the royal family,
headed by King Gustaf and the
crown prince and princess. The
members of the Swedish govern
ment and of the Riksdag as well
as representatives of every facet
of Swedish social life were present
But it was not only Swedes from
every part of the country who had
come to bid the deceased Prime
Minister farewell Eleven nation
alities were represented among the
fifteen speakers in the church and
diplomats from 81 nations attend
ed the ceremony.
The solemn act reached it's most
moving moment in the address by
the officiating clergyman, Dean
Harald Hallen, an old friend and
devoted follower of the dead
statesman. Among the speakers
from other countries were several
members of the governments of
the other northern nations, as well
as leaders and representatives of
the labor parties in various coun-
tries. Their addresses took the
form of glowing eulogy of Per
Albin Hanson, the man and the
statesman, whose achievements
and personal equalities had proved
to be of inestimable value not
only to Sweden but to all Scandi-
navian nations. Chanan Berkowicz,
speaking on behalf of the Pales-
tinian labor movement in Yiddish,
expressed his Indebtedness to the
deceased and to Sweden for the
assistance rendered to prosecuted
Jews during the war.
After the service in the church,
which lasted for two hours, the
coffin was drawn in procession to
the Stockholm North Cemetery
where the deceased Prime Min
lister was inferred in the same
grave as that in which his only
son lies buried
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-11-01

A national ;nIantile paralysis
organization, somewhat similar to
the late President Roosevelt's Hot
Springs Foundation III Georgia,
has been established in Sweden to
work for the prevention and cure
of the disease and for the rehabili-
tation of it's victims.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24
Steel Institute Leoder Attacks OPA's Policy

New York, May A = CUP - The Ofice of Price Administrators real concern iss profit control and not price ceilings as an imitation check, Walter s. Tower, president of the Americans lion and Steel Institute, said today at the institutes 54th general meeting.
 Your industry" he told the steel men, helped to make possible a sweeping victory in @ struggle to preserve freedom from an alien philosophy. But you still have to win back your freedom to exer- else sound judgment in the man. agement of your companies. Such freedom does not exist as long as wages are dictated and prices are set by inept dahblers in the art of economic sleight' of hand"
 He added that without the handi- :aps of external interference and ;hronic work stoppages, the steel industry is in a position to do a thoroughly satisfactory job for oeacetime industrial activity.
 Through the steel and coal strikes nore than 10,O00,O0O tons of steel nave been lost beyond recovery, Tower said, predicting that steel production in the first five months of this year is hardly likely to ex- ceed 10000, 900 tons, contrasted with 36,30O,OOO tons in the correspond ing period of 1945.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24
Fail to Progress
 LIN Military Staff Twiddles Thumbs; Await Soviet Go

New York, May 24. (UP)-Top military men of the big five have been virtually twiddling their thumbs here for more than two months because of the Soviet Unions failure to give it's repre- seFtatives on the United Nations Military Staff Committee any iTl- sStrttctions, it was learned today. { The Military Staff Committee held it's first organizing meetings in Eondon in January. It recon Vened here in mid-March when the Security Council moved to it's temrorary quarters at Hunter Col l9ge.H
 Absolute secrecy prevails for the military meetings The chairman ship reportedly revolves among the nations represented, but the person presiding is never announced pub licly. The chairmanship apparently is an easy job, since no controver- sies can develop until problems are discussed.
 No Secret About Rules
 According to reliable reports the meetings the military men have held could well have been thrown open to the public. Only rules o1 procedure have been discussed and there isn't military secret in a book of such rules.
 The several weeks the commit tee met nearly every day. They still meet frequently.
 But to date the Russian repre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24
'U' MoyGet Fort TrumbuIl
 Jorgensen's Views
 Asked by Governor

Hartford. May 24. (UP)-Gov. R. E. Baldwin today asked Univer- sity of Connecticut President Ale bert N. Jorgensen to consider the advisability of taking over the D. s. Maritime School at Fort Trunlbull, or so much of it as you deem necessary" to provide additional facilities for the University.
 Jorgensen was asked to submit his recommendations, along with estimates of cost of acquiring and operating the school, so that the Governor could in turn lay them before the finance commissioner
 Governor Baldwin said he had talked with Admiral Knight of the Maritime Service and that T be- lieve they are sympathetic to the idea that the State might want to use" the school. z
 We all want to make reasonable provisions for our returning veter- ans as well as the young people who are graduating from our sec ondary schools and who normally would try to enter the State Uni
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24

sentatives have hot been able to discuss in any way the basic prob lemS-the type and strength of military forces to be placed at the disposal of the Security Council. The Russians arrived without any instructions and have received none since.
 Some of the military people on the committee attach great sig niflcance to the Russian attitude, calling it sit-doWn strike; others blame the slowness of the Soviet bureaucracy Whichever is correct, the fact remains that nearly six months after the birth of LIN in London, not a single step has been taken to provide it with the teeth" needed to face future aggressor.
 Subordinate to Council
 The Military Staff Committee is a subordinate organ of the Security Council. It was designed, in effect, to be big five combined world chiefs of staff. Its primary job is drafting of agreements between the Council and LIN members gover- ing the numbers and types of forces, their degree of readiness and gen. eral location, and the nature of facilities and other military as- sistance to be provided the LIN in case of trouble.
 The committees duties also in- clude assistance to the Council on employment and command of forces, the regulation of armaments "and possible disarmament"
 Meanwhile, the rest of the United Nations settled into another lull:
 1. The economic and Social
 Council opens its second ses-
 sion here tomorrow. But it will
 be several days before the 18- nation council gets down to real
 work.
 2. The Security Councils , Spanish subcommittee con-
 tinueS its fact finding after hearing Premier Jose Giral of
 the Spanish Republican Gov
 ernment-in-exile charge that Generalissimo Francisco Franco is trying to arm all Spanish civilians in anticipation of a war with Soviet Russia. He challenged the State Depart ment's assertion that Spain is military weak. saying men under arms, including the Fall ange and police, number 1,440.- 900.
 3. The Security Council is
 in indefinite recess-until some member requests meeting to resume discussion of the Iranian case. {, , .. Moscow Confirms Report
 As if in answer to the United States insistence upon keeping the Iranian case on the Councils agenda, Moscow radio broadcast an announcement that all Red , Army troops had evacuated Iran It was the first Russian announce ment of any kind since the May deadline for evacuation.
 Council delegates declined tx - comment on the Russian announce q ment. But they seemed to doub that it would change the U. S doubts about total evacuation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24

versity;" he said.
 The Governor noted that naval
 militia for the State, now being formed, might be located at the school, along with the naval re- serve, and that T can see no req son why this would be at all in- consistent with using a part of the same facilities for temporary quar- ters for University students"
 The Maritime School has accom- modations for 2,3OO. Recently Jor- gensen said that 10000 students would seek admission to Univer- sity of Connecticut this fall and that only about 5000 could be ac- commodated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24
Bay State Boys
 Worn of Escape

Boston, May A = (UP Locked behind three heavily barred steel doors and a 50-pound wood and metal door, two 16-year-oM Rox- bury boys boasted they would es- cape yesterday before their juvenile session hearing = and did.
 The youths were held on larceny and burglary charges. Both had es- capped from the Shirley Industrial School several months ago and a1- most escaped last Thursday from wire mesh cages in the court house.
 AS police locked them into their cells yesterday, the pair boasted they wouldn't stay there. Court officers said they had to unlock three heavy doors and remove a 15O-pound wood and metal door from its hinges to reach the court yard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24
DEPENDENTS MAY GO

Washington, May "A CUP) = The First Army dependents to join their soldier husbands in the west ern Pacific will begin leaving for Japan, Philippine Islands, Korea and the Ryukyus the second week in June, War Department spoke man said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Boston, May A - UP The Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates today declared a dividend of SLIP a share on prior preference stock and dividend of 75 cents share on per cent cumulative preferred stock, both payable July 1 on stock of record June b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-24

The ope" Door To A Young Mo"'s Successful Clothes Season - Casual Jocket And SIocks.
 cosuoIis as cosuoI does end whot our cosuoIs do for a fellows word robe is really something for the book.
 Mdni of our casual jackets are the famous Strooek, soft as q kit f ten's ear fobries - end when Stroock creates q fabric it's as distinctiveIy Stroock as his fin serprints.
 Others are Rosers-Peet, British fabrics. with generous sprink- ling Of lesser lights to fill the seole of prices from $z5 to $50. GIoriousIy potterned and mono tone sIocks for our e0suoI jackets $lOto $2O
 4swg < ss 4
Evening star., 1946-08-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BOO BLK. ST., 22x7o. Box 432-x. Star.
CONN. AVE. DUPONT CIRCLE-Approxi-
mately $4,000 so. IT. 1st a. and basement,
now available in this Dupont Circle build
ing. 1914 Conn ave. 75,ft frontage on
DUCIRCo, INC 1874 Conn. ave. RE.
vAcANT-eomm.rci.l space. 5000 IT,,
"a G ct. NV. Will lease any part.
SFIRsT coMM.-s-story bldg. 1888 s1ss
st. NV. Opposite Georgetown Post ONCE.
3-yr. lease, $3.50 per mo. PHI. wo. 251s.
17s4 X ST. NV, entire building vacant;
will lease in the entirety to responsible
party. ofdces available for doctors or any
type Of business once. Call EN-. s4o5,
DUPONT CIRCLE SEC. poss in 80 days;
suit. for school, doctors, fraternity group,
govt bureau; 4-story and Enslish base.
further inform. call Mr. Kamons OF,
1853, With LEGUM 81 GERBER REALTY
ENTIkE end FLOOR, over 1000 50. IT,,
photo studio. dance or musis
per mo. a4e5 18Th issh ST. St. nR -Ra % Rely BOZ Box
COM: AVE. NEAR S N.w.--Entire door
suitable for business or office. Ma. 1857:
Sunday ewes, RA. 5445.
LIST COMM. sO7 N. J. ave NV. mr. H.
s0ss or aToR aaorase @ p sss for any
S18-S2l 11th N.W.-vacant. Choice To-
sation s ,oi for ny any syps business, OWNER.
vi HkRsATIiiE saGii NE new ns1s BUILDING. on over
10000 50. IT. industrial zoned lot: 1900
f; apartment on End; $500 mo. CAN
FoR IEasEeI;1s T EYE ST. ON.w.-oaner
will allow tenant to remodel. Call MA. 454H.
Evening star., 1946-08-07
OFFICES FOR RENT tcohr., ,

INT1hI Ts Kin Ind .nd n1oossF sess 2ss isS i. T. T.
sValIxsLH s11G nsE n0 sasREy Hcf ssa
md and Bird floors Of brick house North
east corner Of 21st and Eye SITS, NV. Espe-
cialiy desirable for orsanization or doc
9ee ao suit Afss sass W operty ss
opened for inspection now. Phone DE 1901
oFfffcE 81 fff q! sPAcE F6R si kENTend and rd
& st. NV W. NE. ass Law e -13
FOR LEAsE-i7I7 Eye st. NV. owner
Will allow tenant to remodel. Call MA.
DESIRABLE CORNER SUITE. 1st n. of
lse. downtown apt. bids. suitable for d.
Or g senss. dent,ss. Phone NO: oi5a; =. !.
and artistically redecorsted; storage space
Venetian blinds. fuorescent light; lease
GCaann GCan IN person Apply WEADoN BLDG
bocroaa'sss. q :. o5rTTIcE available Immediately
IN IN aHn Buekinshnam sna eommsni,s; dsvelSpment
;as ssSy sis & ss o:ss s5 FsE5 +
lIastSa; n.soSl so y" FIT. SUITE lower Conn as ase,
ISih s. nv; NA. 500; ~
toned: in new bids, N Y. ave ne; con-
venient to downtown: reasonable. Ma. 1888.
GROOM SUITE to be rented as an en-
tirety in Portland building. 1929 Vermont
ave. nv; S24o mo-, including heat.
Vsfmon sh ehas svs servsf R sse Mr. M.Rc WINK
ARIiNGToN. ffi vA,-Excellent location for
dentist or medical; "a block from Wilson
No. Irving St, GE. g453. s.
Evening star., 1946-08-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

R5sST,sn s:.E :fsas5ss e.
!fiR THREE a'nds Rooms. az Iavstory Es' north light
freshly DECORATED; reasonable rent. Apply
1928 M st. NV. between $40 and 5.
powNTowN; II ST; Nw;-EntiEe floor, .
IS,, IaIss rooms: vsns.Iian .sI. slinds uoreseent
month See ianitor on premises. RE,
sUITE OF ROOMS with bath. partly fur
nished: 1905 H st. NV. Apply Manager
EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H SITS. NV.
CONN. AVE. BUSINESS ADDRESS, .xeeu-
S%ls sS%h sasinss; 5sgT; <, CO: $500; g. - % q,
efplors e. 1871 r'R asre austsrs
Present doctor retiring. 700a Conn. ave.
ShW Shsy' slpS Gssse Ms iSs W s6th ssf & and
s1hn s1hDrsa s5s7 r6n 3 IMhAs.s M llaa rms. baths:
ton. physician, or dentist; suitable Tor Of
fces or part living quarters. WI. 2562.
LARGE PRIVATE ROOM. available in large
s s9te yetor 9f rooms Rdr in Ps S se e. sas sgte
desk space: msii and telephone service
oFFIcE FOR RENfeApprox. 500 50. #.
once space furnished. IA block May
Ist, End AND 3rd FLOORS, a19-92l 1lth
NV, a most desirable location: newly
decorated. 81
PRIvATE OFFICE in law suite. completely
furnished: 2lo7 Pa. ave. NV; $45 mo.
1900 block OF CONN. AVE- rooms
and bath on 3rd A.; about 500 SO. it,; utli-
ties and elevator: suitable for doctor, law
yer. business once: lease $3.50 per mo
Eye st: NV, MA, 1926. 5
18th AND Modern ONCE space on / st
and .s 2rd hrs. L. ,a iao buiidins now being re-
DOWNTOWN-4 ofnces containing 700 sd
IT, In new BLDG. M1CHAM. WALSH 4
n. sce2. svsS. co. e7So. Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

ONE-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
Sprinebrook Forest--a beautiful. rustic.
ming and protective restrictions assure Elm In
eneroachment. 4 perfect setting for, your
Shopping Center In ss Silver p sprins srsa s.
minutes drive from downtown Prices
rom .ss S5o for or more acres syeras
clude fne paved roadways, with no assess
ments Of any kind; cash OF terms; litsrs-
Moss KS sns Reator Pon' sa # ssSo ssSoe'f
WOODMOOR--Excellent. building sites in
best section Of beautiful ,Woodmoor, most
Spring area, where 200 individually de-
signed homes were built and sold promptly
spF. sites s frontns m o on
coiesviiis I'd. as low as $i.45o; only few
left; plat and litsrature on request. Phone
sfsTsicsTHEp sis osS %oSDfp 81 s0o homesit.s from
g g 400 up; Brsaiey blyd: @ and A5srdssn
paved streets included with lot. only =
sSsss5Ss W;:s5Ss,n ss.S: ": u Nd me- 40
SIX iRVEL IoTs tssxioo,. 21G vic. g CAP,
and Atlantic Sc. improvements in and
suitable TOR dss fats or semidet. houses ss7b
ssea; ssoaaoo Sni in pIts ca. cH. VIEW. sewer and
ggater in a.- Call OWNER, aft. pm.
RTfnE sUinDERs' RS ArrEsrroN-Apartm.n1 site.
1913 Half St s.w.; lot 55'xl72'. MICHAEL
WALSH & SON. new address, 1911 Eye
s5 sI,nEs nM RE sgs ewes; GO eIse :,
utilities in. Priced to sell. BERLI
REALTY CO. EN-. 290o. 10
Chase, Md, Conn. ave. and Jones Mill rd
Will accept 2nd-trust back OF building
loan when 20fe is paid on lot We built
a Ice. city in Chevy Chase, d. c., on
this 1st and End trust financing plan.
Statesmen on property daily to $50 pm.
FULTON r. GORDON. owner, 1877 Eye
st NV. DI. $3.50 until pm Ill
oGUS PRESENTs-4a6 g by 90
Industrial lot, situated NV, Wash. For
further information, call Allen osus RI,
MD lots, 1o4' frontage
on lie Blonde ave, best section. MIL
(oontinusd on Next Pase,S
Evening star., 1946-08-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ANNE ARUNDLE COUNTY. So acres on
deep water, tributary to the South River;
opened % 4s4 III lots ~ svaiabie; e humber 'ais nigh
wooded home sites some with water 'front.'
age, overlook the beautiful South River:
to waterfront % to community beach on sesu secure
z: MENK: ss7 18th St. NV, Ex gao. -
Summer homes and building sites. Write
81 SEVERN RvER Ro1 VI h.,o es 1s M
Severn. with wonderful view, safe harbor.
modern % DWELLING and Lear ssrsse. . in per
tsd p.Ios
paneied elubroom. cellar. oil burner. hard
scsped ssrd.ns and lawns. Sundays and
fsI5.tan faAs sTEsHx Ssmo4s nc hsSF hs S5 sE
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT FARM, 1S
acres on Potomac River. with stock. equip
and nicely furnished large liv-
ing rm, dining rm., elec. kit, bedrms,. 2
baths; tenant house, barn: a-ear garage.
locked harbor. boat: fine duckins. nshing,
boating; good road TO property; immediate
R0H on a'A chss shs Bay 81 miles
any wShTnR sGiiias' sGr iss fIsu.
LaaGh. aGss siRY sIs,s ROOM, half block from be-
assp Ssn'e ss6 s WIZ IA tSnn ss5f between RTs avg
long BEACH-Lots and cottages for sale
Rsprssentative on on property every .;,, day
sres.d ass: D'fnx fan s 70 snns shore e g. Leon
FOR SALE; wster-front prop.-Liv. Im.
TapPan sss ranre. sisc,, lars. screened
cSs' a.1 'af ser Ma s s4soo Aae TO- Can IL BE 1851
LOTS ON CHEsA. BAY--A sandy beach
Sssnto S ps: Dassd q ss IT sen
,sn xs can M osssr @ 9all.si.ss 4ssiasssisi sIsss:
ca can n be purchased for as little as sos
depending on the price of the, lot you
con wh xfte5 'Rd Whsfe Sih30 BUcAh w Ss M
An, NE lIs3 or evenings Oh $685. 5s4s, war
round beach cottage. fireplace: immediate
possession; S 800. Chestnut s67o.
FOR SALE This modern 6-rm; furnished
"a block from the beautiful Potomac River,
The outstanding features are: Living room.
3 bedrms, lge. din, rm-, winter and sum
heater, large bathroom with stal shower;
completely screened porch on on sides q. Of
must be seen to be appreciated. Price,
ssfeS ofposrrf Can Mf no v7EkSos 7saso u mile wa water
'front.' SO acres, small home, no plumbing;
K9shsr ssctEs EH. ssqS9o $RS Wo 21s1 e.
wooded section. all modernly equipped. No
drinking: TR. 1472. 8 to s pm.
Evening star., 1946-08-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1st OFFERING. ideal location. SO. 900 sq.
to everything. all utilities, in. This de-
issfHs FINEST p5agF59f oPTuTT Co. 1894 St. NV.
Isl CoMM.--6.64s So: f.: a1st M. x;
High School, situated on well-lghted, 90
s. ss cai ippar Ma LsSis sHt OR, 1884, ' With
1f4 sDfSiSS fS "a .ass sS0s .pt coa
bath; tenants furnish heat and utilities;
located in Congress Heights. close to thea-
teT seEe; oso and BEL. gHnE Field Gs Nh
LEWIS LEWIS; 81 1884, wit With e G. il, HI GH1LkEdEisr
aI a.FAMfLY an e03pT APT. BunDNG; each apt
bath oil heat; Il located near 4th and ksn,
nedy sts. NV; annual income. So 5S0:
Rffs Rth 6 T. aLGnsr IeSs co a. a. 1850 1850
YOUR CONSIDERATION is invited to two
and one . block Oh Conn: ave. AISRED
s5;s2 - s:nss:ss sEs
sFAMY "a S9t a,1sT afT slD Rp wo le ns 4et4 onl,
old ons 5snt sfssSS SssSs fafs %
aEo has Hsr%HII WILLIAMS sf NJ 1nn Under con
struction. apartment houses, brick. ,
stories; semidst. g. 5oo1i mi. ,.o,-,7 !.
in the heart OF the best rental section
OF Washington zone SOC. it is well
financed for quick sale. Let me have
your best offer. VIC D. zEvE, sol South
FRONT ROYAL, vA-Investment income
property, taking in S1,0l3 per mo-. all
rented and with waiting list Of renters:
the A. apartments are all modern. gas
the first mtge. Of $55,sl3 can be assumed
and payable at S435 per mo-: the balance
ina and delivering Of the deed CLAUDE
l., RusTS Phone l24, once 306 South
sEsir sSSs sve ART Front sLbS sss. srst ya az rooms.
good NV. location; near excellent trans
portation. residential block. but close to
warrants modernizins and increasing mum.
Der q apartments Tor largsr income. Cnl
Evening star., 1946-08-07
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

available for immediate occupancy, app
$500 50. It. on 2 floors, modern freproof
building: railroad siding. can be Used for
purposes; long term lease.
MR.. BECK on premises 10
WAREHOUSE SPACE, for Is to 90 cars.
trucks or trailers; also exhibit and ONCE
space; service included. SHERIDAN GAR
AGE, 2516 Que st. NV, phone MI. 800.
siding, 5000 to 5000 SO. #. Would sub
lease or share facilities with present ten
ants: long Or short term lease. Call Over
look f65Q