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Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Roe were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clayton
Cleaves on Friday night to the
Eastern Star banquet given at the
Hotel Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c Ingram and
their grandson, Roy. OF Camden, ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Case to Wilmington on Sunday to
visit Mr.. Thomas e. Grier.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20
japanese Teachers Pay

TOKYO-(R)-Elementary school
teachers throughout Japan are
campaigning for minimum month
wage of about $40. They now are re-
ceiving about $13.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20

In the 18th Century. huge wood
en- castles to fight from were plac-
ed fore and aft on Norman ships.
These came to he called the fore
castle and the aftercastle.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-27
PIONEERS TO Meet IN
JOINT SESSION At
FORT benton

Fort Benton - M%ontana's pioneers
and their sons and daughters will meet
here August p to % - immediately
before the August "a and % celebra.
ton OF the Tooth anniversary of the
founding of Fort Benton-the first
town i'll Montana to pass the century
mark.
Joe Larsen of Deer Lodge. presi-
dent of the Society of Montana Pho
neers, and Mrs. Lena Bissonette of
Deer Lodge, president of the Sons
and Daughters OF Montana Pioneers.
urged all members of their historic
organizations to attend the annual
JOINT convention and to remain in Fort
Benton to meet their friends and fell
low old-tlmers at the Centennial cele-
biation. Roy VI. Crismas of Great Falls
is secretary-treasurer OF the Pioneers
and Mrs. Edith r. MAXWELL of Great
Falls Is secretary of the Sons and
Daughters.
lonee officers promise three DAYS
renewal of the old times we loved so
well. Fort Benton will provide hospi-
tally for the the Pioneers. and resi-
dents will take them into their homes
and furnish breakfast for them. Sons
and Daughters. however, are asked to
make reservations in Great Falls and
Montana labor news., 1946-06-27

are promised good bus service between
the two cities.
The Pioneers. one of Montana's old
est living organizations. will convene
at Fort Benton for the 5lst consecu-
tive year. an unbroken devotion to
keeping alive the historical traditions
OF the state which they founded. The
last meeting of the Pioneers in Fort
Benton was in 1926, 30 years previous
to the 1916 session. Last year the Pho
neers met in Anaconda. Both organi-
cations asked early reservations and
prompt dues payments so that officers
may plan convention needs.
Fort Benton has arranged for his
torlcal pageants, frontier races. old
time dance and other entertainment
TO mark its Tooth birthday anniyer.
sary.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-27

Benjamin +. Berg. candidate for as
soclate justice OF ihf supreme court
81 Montana was bonn III Illinois and
came to Montana in 1884,. After grad
uating from the Columbus high school
he attended the STATE university at
Missoula and later. the Montana State
college at Bozeman specializing in
engineering and physics. Some time
later he entered the University of
Michigan to study law and graduated
from that college with a degree OF
Bachelor of Laws. He was the first
county attorney Of saltwater County
and in 1928 he was elected judge of
the Sixth Judicial District. upon which
bench he has served Is years.
He is married, has three children.
all of whom have graduated from the
University Of Missoula His son was
~honorably discharged from the armed
forces after having served in the
Philippines.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-27
AVG SENDS BOGUS PAY RAISE TO
SENATORS IN LIEU OF OPA

WASIlNGTON-tFPa- Economist
Robert Nathan. chairman OF the Wash
ingtOn chapter OF the American Vet
rams COMMITTEES. sent each senator a
letter June T. enclosing Il $4,000 bill.
Stage Variety lie explained the pay
raise from 10 Ia II grand senators
had just voted themselves would he
worth about as much as the bogus
dough if OPA and Price Control are
killed by inadequate legislation.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-27

NEW YORk.-The nine-day strike
of $1,000 hard coal miners was settled
between the United Mine Workers
tAFLj and anthracite operators grant
ing conditions similar to those won for
soft coal miners. including lS.5c hour
fare fund financed by sc a ton contri-
button by the operators.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-27
CARS SELLING OVER CEILING

DETROIT-The United Auto Work
ers tCIO) research department reports
a tremendous spread between the Of
fetal OPA ceiling OF car prices and
what YOU actually have TO pay when
o buy a new auto. II the OPA price
is s976 you'll be paying sl.lS2. the
union researchers find.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

Friday from Portland, Ore He spent
several months in the Pacific and was
stationed on Okinawa during the inva-
sion Of that island. He is visiting his
parents and others Of the family.
Faul Carr. a patient at City Hos
pital, Elkins. W. Na.,suffered an at
tack of ether pneumonia and is slowly
recovering from the effects of a Sc
verely injured leg Mrs Carr returned
to her home on Thursday, having re-
manned at his bedside several days.
Miss Burnetta Arnold. Mrs Homer
Evans and son were visitors to Eikins
on Saturday.
Mrs. Gae Wotring accompanied
Mrs. Ella Wotring to Cumberland on
Saturday where the latter is visiting
her son, Darrell Wotring, and family.
Mrs. Ida Geroski, former resi-
dent, is now employed in the Cooper
store, Davis, ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Arnold and sew
eral other members Of the family at
tended the funeral sedvice Of the
formers nephew, the late Floyd T.
Arnold, held in Oakland on Monday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson and
daughters, Gene Louise and Dottie,
are now occupying the house on
Front street, recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald Wotring. The for
mer recently returned from the Naval
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lantz and
children are preparing to occupy the
house on Front street recently va
Gated by Clarence Frantz and family.
The former is home from Army ser
vice.
Mrs. Edith stemple Carr, of State
Line. left on Saturday for a two
months visit in Florida.
Mrs. Kyle Brogdon, of Davis, en-
ployed in the womens department of
the BuXton-L andstreet store, Thomas,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the
local store.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roth and Mrs.
Theta Roth MaXey were recent Wis
tors Of Mrs. Paul Carr.
Elwood Edeburn, Eglon, recently
returned from the Pacific, has Sc
cured employment in the Davis Coal
& Coke Co. mine here. He was sta
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24
SWANTON

S Sgt. and Mrs James Glass, Pvt.
John Glass, Mrs. Earl Winters and
daughter, Swanton; and Miss Marie
Mimmel, MorgantoWn, W. Va, Wis
tied friends on Sunday at Aberdeen.
while enroute to Camp Pickett, Va.
where Pvt. Glass reported for duty.
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Bartell and dau-
ghter visited Mr. and Mrs. Milfred
Glass on Sunday.
Pfc William A. Bernard returned
Thursday to Greensboro. n. c.
Daniel Fraker, CUMBERLAND, is visit
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

toned on Okinawa during the typhoon
which dashed the Pacific for five days
and nights.
Howard Smith, general manager Of
the Buxton and Landsreet stores,
visited his agen parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Smith, Maysville. on Sun
day.
Morris BUS" Wotring is employed
by the Holcombe pressing and clean
ing establishment at Thomas.
Mrs. Alfred Bergstrom. Of Thomas.
visited friends here on Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24
Card OF Thanks

We are grateful to our friends and
neighbors for their acts of kindness
and words and deeds Of helpfulness
following the death four husband
and father, the late Floyd T. Arnold.
We also want to thank all who gave
flowers and donated the use Of their
automobiles for the funeral service.
MRS. ARNOLD and CHILDREN
Advertisement 4S-lt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

ing Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn O'Brien.
MIS-. Edith Bernard and family,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pritts
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Helms. Adrian,
West Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. John
Sharpless and Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Wilson, Kitzmiller; visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Sharpless and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

broadcasts is the music by the Bap-
fist Hour Choir of Atlanta, John D..
Hoffman, Director, and George L.
Hamrick, Organist.
The programs can be heard in
Maryland over radio station VIDAL
at Baltimore. $40 Sunday MORNINGS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

"During the term of this Agreement, neither
the Union nor any Employee, individually
collectively, shall cause take part in any
strike, or other interruption any impeding
of production at any plant OF the Company
covered by this Agreement. Any Employee
Employees who violate the provisions of this
Section may be discharged from the employ
OF the Company in accordance with the
procedure of Section of this Agreement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11
oEElcEs FOR RENT.

FREE OFFICE SPACE II return for an
once, cali D1 $3.50 or TR o5ss III
CONN. AVE. = Large room suitable for
many types Of ro Business reasSnsbls rent
OFFICE SPACE on wis. ave. in Bethesda:
s s1oa eoat0n s pIsAN t %1 al
Private ONCE or desk space available. Re
s SGT r s2 Rsx 12td s Once. newly
painted and furnished; ready for occupancy
June g. S45 per month; all utilities fur
: AIRY we'll lighted otices. 1910 G st
P Px E Esy s 81 'e~elry store downstairs
e. ,a hSS isl: rs sss $1,000 square
s so;ss5psfs s$% e. Aa PsURx ''f RfAh ~
fsRFictLaRkY s III Ia for physical Mli ms
sds WAL Ike s. sR7xN sR'0s1's
near ii; TO ls 5 a AND COLUMBIA I'd NV
studio 500 mo Also front basement
or any type once. Box .4ls-G: Star.
G eish b bath iA in $500 block of Conn ave
Professional OFFICES in building, plan,
d Ga1I r., in business district Anscostis p G
TWO oFfIcEs, attractive furnished or
phone service. L. j. CoWIE. 500 Eye, st
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-suite. suit
able for doctors or dentists Office. 2031
K St NV. MA 032O liz
DOWNTOWN. Vermont ave i or rooms.
part of suiH. available Immediately. Elk
.n.5 or Box So L, Star. -I3
OFFICE, street level. . blocks below Nav
ganizstion, no retail selling requirement
Reimburse present tenant for 81 800 worth
oFFfcE OR DESK sPAcBSand secretsr arr
Sf Rse R2 81 Tyr eo 81
D De : MEoDERN' bright once spa spse.
availabls shortly; Victor BldR., 724 9th st
NV. For information phone MA. 1852
"e,0O9 SO. FIT Entire second floor
available Immediately. 625 St nv
please ca ll HARRY / FRIEDMAN. Broker
fNsTRANcE AGENTS Rooms for rent
ing lnq y. ss EEANcIs HE1GLE, l4I7 l
1921 EYE sT.1;Entire tourstory bulldins
Exclusive with ROBERT W. SAVAGE, 81;
WiscoNs ars Eve Eve E nsaf e sears1ars.
floor. excellent for doctor WALTER A
CORNER tn And NJ. AVE. NW.oExee.i::
lent 1st-comm. location for otices or stor-
s and s ssaSs D MA g SonssHf q ReAEn
DGGNIFIED OFFICES. with uniou. services
and facilities. available Immediately In
aulries. invited from responsible tenants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

in ino5s nss lot 5ass }ges ss!
so RVoI }sc s5s * a;ss; 81 eosS II
SEQ MOUNT PLEAsANT ST. Nv
entrance and lavatory; sufta5i. for beauty
5es9ss,o sS0 es4 P5 p2sSf s aosDoS me-
coMsHRcIAL. 500 "a # Can be used
Gated AIS Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Nd,
IN the neighborhood of all lumber yardI.
ETHEsDA-CommerciaI location havins
ounsalow, disable as ohices, provides recep-
r FoP ? r, RIpLEY sa: .53a, weesdays III
's's: Sc: M fsf ksJ Bslz 81 ~ S 81
for dress shop or any retail business: $500
per so 99 re- Fsnt t sop esat 49, AL BAKER
So, #. AT 625 St NV; now vacant,
please esll HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
AVAILABLE for rent unturn.. July is.
Large BUILDING located 1908 Mass. ave.
SO. it OF. disable floor space This build-
ing can be used by school, a nonprofit
INSTITUTION: phila nthropic ORGANIZATION.
associations are definitely oarred 81 yir sue
Of zonins building is at present occupied
e Ws GoY sn As hsadau.5tsrs .sr their
joining, 100 Mass ave. NV. VII Be
s sss .hcu. jan n Is; 1st nj. building
RASDAll il aAaNER n NC Co. u ne.
BARBER fRnn sHoP 70, or" r.n DE AGO. .ou,bs..
4 chairs. good loca ton ia S3l2 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11
SUBURBAN sALe-vlRe,NIA.

VACANT, MMEPiA ,1.l, 01ceUPANNcY' open
Nv, nm. with ~: din. ,rm,, kit. 2 br.
and bath on LIST floor. plumb. and heats
extended to 2nd fIr.. for br and bath
lot s1xl E oil heat heat comb storm and
ment3; $4,000 down; s77.bo mo: incl ms.
and taxes; Is min. to 14th and r SITS: Lee
blvd. to Westmoreland I'd. right 21z blocks
to number 602 and open sign. A. H.
DANIELS, exclusive agent. OIL. 1880.
FAIRFAX CoUNTY-Attr. 5-rm. bungalow
and bath, large attic, hardwood floors
full yard and shrubbery, large space for
garden and chickens, Good location mr..
large new school and shopping center Ha I'd
road, 80 min. D G. Substantial cash pay
ment. Price $500 Possession July / Also
other properties for sale. For appointment
call Vienna $50. WHTTEsELLS REAL Es-
SELL OR TRADE-Modern. corner brick.
adloins court house business, for modern
brick in center Clarendon or Wilson blvd
property BOSS CHI. 1917. Not Sunday.
SELL-TRADE-Modern cor. brick lawin-
surance ONCE: for brick, center Of Claren-
SELL Or TRADE - Modern house on .
acres, for brick house, center of Claren-
don. Va BOSS. CHI. 1917. Not Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11

UNUSUAL UNI 81 oPIP 6,R CONNER
eARpINER Co. R "a Rsr 1881 IS Il
s st. ME- NA os34 rn.,,., IL
3su r. re RfAi i n coRs seoY: n'is
eeMMiRcfAI PR sHH VI seq. s,s
frame bunsalow:, on lot 5ox11o it ex-
and once or many other business n pure
poses. This property is right in the path
Of COMING s1s business area. Rss.enaply
REHiTy e. ~ i1i Tf n 'f HUDSON Su A2nsten
REDUGED 70 s14eso-on Wilson blvd,
7-room older house completely recondi-
TONED, suitable for business. for sale: rea
Senaels do ogTo payment ~. MANNAs real
MODERN LARGE apt building. splendid
NV. location; price s times prewar rem
tails, 100000 cash, balance terms. Box
Mont: Co. Md directly on main hwy.
completely surveyed and staked into acre
WAGE S once nd sas for sales
handel. Investor can either enjoy very
good turnover or accept part of profit in
es r. SIT s sHn n .nd
ewes, sH 6al6, Mr. Romer) III
lsT COMMERCIAL. near N. Capitol and
SITS for any Of bus
~ y; s
$3.50 annually, Priced at, only SIS 600 on
iERi co e. NJ es ST nv. rH ny ssss
f SRss " e''osMssRHEc.A1: near 18th and !ry
ness. ! rooms. stucco; lot 47x100: INV h;
down Ssanfs on terms Gs NJ
S SFAk h6 fH Nt or lS EEsGRAvrNc-seenmI-
d Dc, brick containing apis; s baths;
say snd Eyes vs. ST. 1853 LEo II, BERN
EsG fs5 Ei II sec
H4 Messs x s55s .v;: AZ Sum- 81
o 81 BOSS 4 Phelps, I4i7 s ST. W.
2lol VIRGINIA AVE. N:w-opposite War
$4,000. Call MR.. LEINsoN, ia, o7773,
j sT6Rhs AND APIS, on busy street.
s4s 4 Ga st. or ns ss. aD osda dbsn
s SEW aaf'l APARTMENTS AZ and det. ii
houses Of brick and cinder block construc-
ton IN Alex, Va, with present rental
$3.50 with reasonable terms. v WARD
BOSWELL, Realtors, 22O So. Wash. St,
Alex, Va Phone Alex 1915: ewes. TIE
5541 or GIL. 2S06. -12
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE in finest Residential
section; only years old; each apt. con-
cite and bath; oil heat: $500. phon.
M, Franeke, with LEGuM q GERBER
SERRER KEAIfY CO., AD, $500. "fs q
story corner brick, arranged as 8 apts.;
income sos. so per mo-: $4,000 hrst trust
payable $50 mo, price, $3.50 Call D1
GROOM ROW FRAME. good Sc location
rented to | colored family for last -
years; annual rent, S246: price. So, $50
For further information cali Mr.. QUINN, :,
WO. 9617. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY (con, }

DON'T EXPERIMENT-can US to sell your
house Rou. We siTe pEompt e9q55seus service
t - oNcE AT Ar ONCE, AZ ONCE, : Or 7
fPs Tn e'sa e1n set s5s sSu Y ~ R5'ss
rated from service, needs 3-bedrm. home,
sood residential, section: prefer detached
WANTED FROM owner sS Eas0f home st for family
q 4; ,o W,ll be most grateful; have all cash.
quick possession if owner viii sell me e his
ro bHI IfaF sii with us for quick
E H6M,s ave 81 At fa4l ,t. =, .o;ds,
nesby ME PrsisRs Hr R asos 81
PLEAsE ANSWER this ad if you are going
f tal modern house. No agents. Box
Want 70 "a SELL your homeq Please 70 call
without cost to you. Have several clients
American Univ. Park section. with SUBJ
stautial cash, List with US for quick re-
sLlts. Call sales manager. DIXIE REALTY
WANTED TO BUY-Preferably from own
er. 3 or bedroom house, in Georgetown,
Gle. west of Conn. ave. No. 5343 or
write Box 13-L, Star.
WANTED TO PURCHASE - or 3 bed
room house in Alexandria. Phone Falls
Church 2254-J, before am. or after 6
pm. IL
PRIVATE PARTY will buy three bedroom
detached in suburbs. Phone Glebe { 80.
WE ARE DESPERATE to locate imme-
dlately 2 or 3 bedrm. home in suburban
Md, Will pay cash; no AGENTS. SH. 4lO5.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY in Chevy Chase
Md, or Bethesda, or bedrm. home
from owner; in a position TO pay cash. no
brokers. Call ST.. S231. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11
LOTS FOR SALE.

E I.Sa. p! y yaI u s1eelep. losa5soa:
ss as1 u sK rvs sSsss Es ss%s !.
a. T. :s4s or ALs. se a. ask for nS Isl
BEAUTIFUL oNE-ACRE building knoll
sens III .2moss soo;f 1szSsns.s: a =
Woodmors Shopping Center in t the silver silver
d dessTts}sd snTnss saretuE planned and
pealine, rustic sooeaepe development IT. rh.p.
protective covenants are sure enhance
Of waves sad sn f
t SIS than n ssT s T. with sstEa
terms. Save by buying at present low
Prices .ss ib.n acquire ,n an aer. Or more for
comparative developments. literature and
pat wv be be mssa on request Repre-.
:, ave in ST.; spT, dry. ug coi.svili. I'd:
rd mi To Kemp Ken Mi Gid rd shsn Sesr
aE Eei Moss R. sRFns sH soc ori;
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT in convenient
Silver Spring, reasonably priced at S2.25o.
FIR. l44s. with BETHEL.
all utilities in: near transportation j L.
G: WEST and J. z. TAYLOR, F. C 2135
ENGLISH VILLAGE, Bethesda Nd. "a
beautiful wooded lots about l0Oxll0. one
Isne Fer s nTosmation call Mr. JAMES
wOoDMooR-Excelent building sites. in
/ best section of beautiful Woodmoor. Most
popular planned community in the Silver
Spring area. where zoo individually de-
signed homes, we're built and sold promptly
I ages, Including large sites framing an
Colesville I'd. as low as Sl.450 Only q
few left. Plat and literature on request.
MOSS, Realtor. sH $500 or $40. is!'
LIFT. LOT on e. Capitol. OWNER. DE.
IVES rMoRELAND HILLS. wash,ns.ua.s
Large wooded HON estes, within " block Of
Westmoreland Circle. available at IS, 500
up. All improvements are in. Cali Mr..
WHITE, OIL. 3240 weekdays and OIL. 1894
e sYG1p and sTnday -,
road. blk of Georsia ave, near Whea-
ton: Md: priced 81 100 on easy terms.
SILVER SPRING. Md beautiful build
ing lots In Woodside and Montgomery
Hills, 81 200 to $3.50. Z. L. TAGuE.
nssa. o i"oxl a it, and price Aeems s5so 81
f. price oSa cash soasseas sox at
house site. Size e0xl20 #: price, $3.50
B c REALTY b DEvM oPMENT CO.
1928 4lss st nv EN- 5000 OF.
Continued on Next Pags.)
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-i
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcent.

end COMMERCIAL, 20 900 So It. Ans;
costa. near entrance to new %. Capitol
;; s. i 5rids.; 81 4, e e,1S q MILLER. 600
NEAR 4 st. ,i IL AN III Sto0 SITS. N.w.-bfick
store. separate entrance to upper A.; deep
e cor mere fAf uses; imm.dist. ' possesson:
reasonable price and terms. Apply Box
5is r ST. N.w.-s-story, semidetacned
brick bldg, suitable for conversion into
ofiees. Contains 2 stores and 3 5-roon.
seson PS IN. city se f 1rees from oNn.r
TPrEE oh 81, Sw9Lsrse corner bldg,
f Sc de asons rS sssnss & DfepsI
e. y ? Ssss uq fHo sSaffA re
First eoMM sis tniiisu' Corner 1900 N.
JAMES . Z. MAHoNEY, woodward sids"
81 y = WASHINGTON crRcLE,7ov.5 5000
Is sfosK II i 2k ~ S'' s.n ssss
pENr Realty CO.. &C" i Il 'fs% st. n sAo Nj.
900 BLOCK Bird ST Nw.-First CONNER
GA Only $3.50 on terms PRovIDENT=
REALTY Co, 1855 st. NV, MI. ss45.-
1.os NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Flrst com
800 on stern terms APT Pf RTHnrY
1900 sI6ck Z! OF 9th III II 81 S wv COM
merclsl property priced at Sl495O on
REALTY CO, 1455 P St. NV, Nj. ss45.
ON CONN. AVE. between R and SITS. NV.
brick bldg; consists Of store. once and !
R n store ss' sus
nffe Mr. rs 5oes FS Me- c0g 4ae un o
BERNsTE1S SAd CO co., Ills lii sS st. h NV.
NE $500. complete real estate institu-
ROUTE lib acres suitab. for cabins.
gas station t. restaurant; annie tTontase:
FIRST GoMMEkclA Hos 4t f and fs u.s. NV w.
ssSe for 9 oes LIST c sH0J JosspS Ra.y
shorshsm Bldg. IA 47so, EN- 1919.
eoLokKD BUSINESS oppoKruN1TYH1n
eo IN ct fhs ot plenty Of
mss: Ioeated nsxt door 10 eolored inca
RI w Ne S5 5FS5 eom SR 1 4..i
PENNA. AyE.w%nd commercial business.
i sstt tr on Penna ave near e W, circle
f1'-.t. LioHl' o-story oTlck puliolne; !ot 1.S
81, P e, smith, r. : SITS coNs sfls
18Th AND s Sis Nv NV. ~ .r '" corner SIN
and SITS -Ideal business location, zoned
IND commercial: asking price ss5.n00
e. siasi R 81 NC S sa is re- st. a2 5s
CHILDRENls NURSERY, all equipped. nov
operating. in NV. section Bendix washer,
ironer. also turn. apis. and living quar-
ters IN same bldg Priced for quick sale
1917 Ilth ST NW.-Vacant july j; mod
ern threestory and basement brick build
lns containing about 5000 So IT Of door
s ssp sFssn pos ssyae9r With If 5Gs0
e BULLOCK & CO, 1929 18th ST NV
sIaR E nT2pnN, s9 G,p .r.,
adapted properly for society or other
nonprofit organization which does not re-
cure commercial zonins for occupancy per-
MT; 20 rms containing total Of APPROX.
parking space Owner open 10 Ions-term
NJ; Terms, with STANTON 4 Ii H-f CO. e.
NEAR 18th AND / SITS N'w-ov.r 100
ing on Soft alley. suitable for I conversion OF
70 wa M G,,, CT sarage use price 1000.
REsTAGRANT oPERAToRs, sf 2sW
' Mou!o you be interested IN purchasing or
The The b !,dg ioeatsd on 9th s. near E.. NJ
/ FRIEDMAN. Bro G RE 1853 So Mis
COLoRED-NORTHWE Isl comm. l4oo
% rooms. arranged into apis; IDEAL To-
cation for store on lst floor; nreproof
nsMs ano IRE escapes cash above trust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-11
STORES FOR RENT.

Sc, ST. NW.-small store. with good
show window, across from The Hecht Co.
OLD GEORGETOWN RID. Bethesda. Nd
5000 10 10000 SO #. Of space avail
toned brick bldg u acre OF parking
space in rear: ideal location for dept
store. furniture house. supermarket
new-car showrm and garage; long-term
ease can be arranged; possession al once
PAT TRoIANO. Realtor So 14th ST n W.
VA 1880 10
able in | year: 10-year lease can be OBJ
taineo: specially suitable stationery. book
and gift s.o,s Box 1ls-L. star. III
OF Govt, blogs,; am open for business pro-
positions. What have yoL9 No food
Write with details for immed. appt., Box
I'M. Star.
80 9th ST. NW.-Modern store. 11x51.
with full basement, shortly available; long
term lease Phone MA Q6So Ia